20 Years

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20 years since I let you go
I don't regret it
but seeing you here
standing so near
I remember

I remember how we met
Seeing a movie
with my friends
We entered the theatre
It was dark
Walking along the row,
looking for our seats
You were at the other end
Doing the same
with your friends

We met at the middle
laughed and apologized
decided to sit where we stood
Which movie? I don't recall
I remember being aware
of your scent in the air
and how it excited me

I wanted to hold your hand
I didn't even know you
I was only 15
but you scent captivated me

We started dating
hands fumbling
arms and legs tumbling
I loved the smell of you
if only you knew
I didn't much care for the rest

We were young
and adventurous
but I needed more
and entoxicating or not
I released you

20 years later
in a train by chance
we exchanged a glance
then numbers

I inhaled that day
and so wanted to stay
your scent, it was the same
one breath, I was it's victim
In your arms I desired to be
My husband forgotten
a slave to your scent
I almost had no choice

It's just your body I craved
but I had to try to behave
You were not mine
I could never be yours
It wasn't enough for you
You wanted "Me",
which could never be
So I had to walk away

You scent destined to fade.
But I remember

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